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The Halvah Man comes every Purim. Until one year, he’s missing As Told to Etty Fried The Halvah Man comes every year, before the Purim seudah — when ribbons and nuts and exposed Styrofoam are still strewn about. He once told my father he comes before the meal, before the meshulachim arrive, so that my father
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TableScapes
With this tablescape, I wanted to encapsulate some of the magic of Purim
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Always in Season
How holiday businesses stay lucrative year-round
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